US - New Jersey's pension fund should put more money in alternative investments such as private equity and real estate to boost returns and protect against stock losses, consultants told the State Investment Council.
The panel voted to draft regulations that would allow as much as 38% of the $68.3bn fund to be invested in alternatives, compared with a maximum of 28 percent currently, according to former chairma...
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